2012 Games Are Stepping Stones in Grand Scheme
By Peter Reina
Shapers of the 2012 London Olympics are transforming a 250-hectare brownfield into an $11.5-billion Olympic Park and then turning it into a “green” mixed-use community intended to last for generations.

• Redesigned Aquatic Centre Still 20% Over Budget


• Past Olympic Projects’ Success Is All Over the Map


• Stadium Slated For ‘Decapitation’

Cover photo: Courtesy of ODA

No Quick Fix For Battered Market
Gary J. Tulacz
Owners believe the worst of the industry recession may be over, but they don’t think 2011 will see a major turnaround.

• Top Owners Sourcebook


• Complete Report


• Roads & Bridges: Lack of Long-Term Funds Stymies Local DOTs


• Aviation: Despite Economic Uptick, Aviation Sector Grounded


• Health Care: Down Economy Creates Buyer’s Market for Some


• Education: Despite Slump, School Work Making the Grade


• Water/Wastewater: Funding Gaps Constrain New Water Projects


• Developers: Consensus Is Reached: Nowhere To Go but Up